If you think you've heard Mega Man music covered in every possible way, let me point you to this rendition of Spark Mandrill's theme from Mega Man X performed by eight floppy drives.

Back is September, First 4 Figures revealed the first in their new line of Mega Man statues. It was nice, if a bit too Astro Boy for my tastes. Now the company unveils its first Mega Man X statue. That's more like it.

Mega Man fans might not be getting the games they want, but toys? They're good on toys. Just look at this gorgeous thing.

Come for the zombies, stay for the robot boy dress-up party. Capcom's Dead Rising 3 once again lets its protagonist don fabled armor from the fan-favorite franchise, gifting a Mega Man X costume to any brave soul who completes the game. The Mega Buster, on the other hand, (ha!) takes some work.

The spectacularly-bearded Smooth McGroove has an impressive knack for rearranging well-known video game themes in a capella, using only his voice and his cat. He picked a really good one in his latest video, the Spark Mandrill theme from Mega Man X.

A video game's opening stage or starter zone has an extremely important role: it sets the tone for the rest of the game. Getting it right is essential. Below, we've collected some of the best-looking and most iconic starting zones, first stages and opening missions.

Presented to you by Rooster Teeth, this fanimation by Shane Newville sheds some new light on what's really going on behind Mega Man's pixelated veil. Yeah, it turns out the little guy hasn't just been running, jumping and shooting in a straight line all these years. His real job is a lot harder than that.

Earlier today, Capcom announced a new Mega Man game. Usually if Capcom announces a new Mega Man game, I'd do a proper post. But no, not for this game. It's not a proper Mega Man game.

The generous and good-spirited people over at OverClock ReMix have released another remix collection, and it's a whopper—a 4-disc set of tunes from Mega Man X titled Maverick Rising.

When a reader passed this along and said it was a "fucking abomination", I thought, well, those are awfully strong words. A Mega Man game on the iPhone can't be that bad, can it?

In a Nintendo Download populated by baby simulations, demos, and piano tutors, only one ancient robot has the power to make this week's downloadable Nintendo games not completely suck.

Mega Man X snaps out of his thick rocky shell to expose his inner workings thanks to Jeffrey Cruz's killer illustration. He is all that is robot!